The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-17

e. their enheatee, ard one was left to that sh
did herself no harm, while the others carried
up the coffin and deposited 1t on
Two chairs In the little sitting room.
The top Of the casket was removed and the calm.
pale features exposed. Ali the time they were
taking OF the lid, Mre. Parsons was struggling in
husband Little Albert and Lucy, the Children.
stood together CRYING and unnotlced in the corner
Of the room. When the chamber door WAS un-
locked, Mrs Parsons rushed and threw herself
bodily on the GOTTA. Hystericas cries escaped hel
lips and the poor woman fell on the floor In 4 dead
faint, before her friends could catch her. As soon
as Mrs Parsons had recovered sufficiently TO walk
she ran again 10 her dead, crying and calling his
name. Again she tainted before her lips touched
the cold face of her husband. This time her
friends carried her away ana would not let her
the corpse again.
WHAT AN ANARCHIST SAYS
CHICAGO, November IL --"Ev, rythng Ia all topsy
turyey, and We are at sea-" said Charles Hept, who
had been selected chief marshal Of the anarchist
funeral tomorrow, and who ha heretofore always
figured prominently In their PROFESSIONS and dis
plays lie said this In answer to a reporters
questions, as he and two or three socialists and
members of the Central labor union stood in con-
sultatOn on Milwaukee avenue this afternoon,
near the fouse In which Geo Engel's remains
were ON view. crowd of curious men, women
and children were congregated around the house
and an inceseant stream was passing In and out of
the room In which Engel's body was lying in the
coffin.
"Itis our present intention he continued, ''to
out tnt programme az already arranged ana
have big public funeral tomorrow, but guess
we will go down and see Ebersold this afternoon
IL is not the members or the owners of Aurora
Turnverein Halle who object to having spies'
tunera. held there tomorrow, but the police
They had told the owners that they would take
away their license unless they keep us out of there
Tomorrow. The owners can't help themselves, as
car contract with them provides that any member
Ct the society may be buried from the hall, and
pies was a member "
NINA WAS NOT Turpp
CHICAGO, November 12.-The one mourner 10 be
looked for above all others In the crowded death
chamber of the house eff Auguet spies was missing
this afternoon. Among the throng of weeping
women and stern looking men, there was no sign
OF Nina the proxy wife. Captain Black was there,
careworn,' but impaseiye. In reply to question
by the reporter, he said earnestly:
mo, Nina Is not here; che is performing higher
duty 10 the room below this. She Is comforting
the sister and mother of Spies"
"how can that be CaptainiN was asked
us she not distracted and weeping heraelfi'
Indeed, no, was the mournful reply; ~ wish
in my heart she were, for as we'll az can learn
she has not uttered one cry, shed a single tear.
| fear she cannot do 80. She gues constantly
about, strangely calm, attending Others The girl
must be looked after"
Mr.. Black further said:
"Yee, l am to make an address tomorrow.
Whatever speaking is to be done will be at the
graves The disposition is to select only conserv.
atiyes--thoee VINO would conflne their words to
praise OF the beauty of the mems lives d.explaa
atoms of their principles. No one will be &C.
ected to drive the people frantic"